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Archive image from page 332 of The dairyman's manual; a practical. The dairyman's manual; a practical treatise on the dairy dairymansmanualp01stew Year: 1888 ICE-aoUSES. 32'' or of asbestos roofing; but the roof must be perfectly water-jDroof, and should have broad eaves to shade the walls as much as possible from the sun's heat. The out- 'side of the building, roof included, should be white- washed, so as to reflect heat. The inside of the building should be lined with good boards placed horizontally, and the space between the two boardings should be filled closely with the packing. If pack
Archive image from page 332 of The dairyman's manual; a practical. The dairyman's manual; a practical treatise on the dairy dairymansmanualp01stew Year: 1888 ICE-aoUSES. 32'' or of asbestos roofing; but the roof must be perfectly water-jDroof, and should have broad eaves to shade the walls as much as possible from the sun's heat. The out- 'side of the building, roof included, should be white- washed, so as to reflect heat. The inside of the building should be lined with good boards placed horizontally, and the space between the two boardings should be filled closely with the packing. If packing material is scarce, air-proof lining, such as is used in the walls of dwelling- houses, may be substituted for it; but the joints in this case should be carefully made, that the outside air may Fig. 61.—SECTION OF ICE-HOUSE FILLED. .be excluded and that within the wall be kept stationary. In figure 61 is shown a section of the house filled with ice; the lining between the walls is shown by the dark shading. The packing around the ice should be a foot thick at the bottom and the sides, and two feet at the top. There should be a capacious ventilator at the top of the house, and the spaces above the plates and between the rafters at the eaves will permit a constant current of air to pass over the upper packing, and remove the col- lected vapor. The method of closing the doors is shown
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